Evaluation of serviced apartments
Value reflecting the quality of
units and operational efficiency
We evaluate serviced apartments through a study of the property, units, amenities, occupancy, prices, revenues, expenses, accommodation patterns, and market conditions.
Real estate asset related to experience and operation
Serviced apartments combine the characteristics of housing and hospitality services; therefore, we review the location, variety of units, quality of furnishings, length of stay, operational performance, and contracts associated with the asset.
Assessment Purposes
- Financial Reports
- Investment and Partnerships
- Financing
- Financing
- Disputes and Settlements
- Restructuring
What factors are we studying?
Location and sources of demand
Number of units, their types, and sizes
Quality of furnishings and services
Occupancy and average unit price
Length of stay and seasonality
Revenues and expenses
Condition of the building and facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need to Know Before Requesting an Evaluation
Does the evaluation include the furniture?
What is meant by real estate asset?
Is it different from residential apartments?
What is meant by real estate asset?
Understand the value of the
serviced apartment project.
Share the unit data, performance, and purpose of the evaluation to define the scope.